==== Misc Info ==== * Hatch dimensions: 89 x 66cm * Motor mount dimensions: 20 x 23cm, 3x1/2" ply * Toe rail: 5.2m * Tiller: 57cm + rise of 10cm * Barber haul cleat wood bases: 7 x 3.5cm ==== To-Do ==== === Engine/Systems === * Install security bolts * motor mount, sliding up, could be lowered a bit? === Mast === * Need to bend windex indicators back into place * Need a bigger/stronger baton installed on the back stay === Sails/Rigging === * **New sail cover** to allow leaving sail slides in the slot === Hull === * Sand and varnish tiller, could use two more coats * Replace toe-rails or patch broken toe-rail section (have 1m teak piece) * Replace or refinish hatch-cover * Install external hatch handle * Replace wood underneath spinnaker barber-haul cleats * Patch random small cracks on deck & in cockpit === Cabin === * Remove old speed log and fill holes * File pantry and stove cover doors down to allow for expansion * Re-attach trim to various panels * Floor board reinforce forward port side * Floor board sand down bilge cover * Paint inside walls near cabin entrance * Sand and varnish walls underneath added deck supports (varnish is peeling) === Long-term === * Safety lines - or at least a bow pulpit * Window replacement * Find replacement mast support pole? Need to prime the top section of the pole, a bit of rust. * Replace motor mount plywood ==== Completed ==== === Hull === * Weld tiller bracket back together * Patch small paint crack just above water line on starboard side near stern * Check rudder bearings and shaft condition Should be okay for a long time to come. * Bottom paint === Mast === * Remove lost/dropped halyard blocks from center of mast DONE! * Either get 12-20 screws for spreaders or drill out to MM size Drilled and tapped to M6! * New Windex * Replace masthead lamp with LED * Install baton to lift backstay over sail headboard when tacking? * Forestay- rubs against jib halyard sheave, move it outside of the sheave position or remember to keep backstay loose (Found a suitable piece of steel to use to move the stay forward a centimeter or two)Sheave was in great shape, this isn't necessary * Replace lower boom kicker bracket (maybe upper too?) with something more sturdyBent back into shape, re-riveted === Sails/Rigging === * Shorten lower boom kicker length and re-attach (will allow more downward movement), need hacksaw and riveter at the boat * Re-install washers on jib halyard block === Cabin === * Glue metal plate back into place under stove hatch - don't think it will last, need screws instead (DIDN'T hold).Bolted down. ==== Bottom painting supplies ==== * masks * gloves * scrapers * masking tape * drop cloths * containers to mix epoxy paint (that won't melt, tin cans maybe) * sand paper * sanding blocks * beer * bourbon